Migrant-Owned Shops Close in Saxony-Anhalt as Warning Against Far-Right
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Migrant-owned shops close in Saxony-Anhalt as warning against far-right
Kiosks, corner shops and other immigrant owned businesses were shut in Magdeburg on Wednesday in protest of the policies of the Alternative for Germany, which is largely expected to win an upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt.
Dozens of migrants want to close their businesses to warn of an AfD government in Saxony-Anhalt. Three of them talk about the fear of racism, worries about their children – and the hope of moving something else.
Before the election in Saxony-Anhalt, migrant traders want to set a signal. The action is supposed to be a wake-up call.
It is supposed to be a wake-up call to society: in Magdeburg, migrant-led businesses remain closed for half a day, and the organisers want to make visible the consequences of a possible AfD government.
What would happen if the AfD were to rule Saxony-Anhalt? To express its concern, many people with a migrant background are closing their business in Magdeburg today. Researchers warn that without migration, growth will decline.
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